About Beth Immanuel

A traditionally observant Messianic Jewish synagogue in Hudson, Wisconsin, near Minneapolis and St. Paul.

Judaism is lived in community; we'll walk the path with you.

Judaism is lived in community; we'll walk the path with you.

At Beth Immanuel, we accompany families like yours as they grow in Jewish life.

We help you learn and observe Shabbat and chagim, daily mitzvot, and the milestones of life from brit and bar mitzvah to weddings and mourning.

Our leadership understands the real-world complexity involved in returning to Jewish observance.

We offer a warm community where Jewish families and sincere friends who seek community with Israel can learn, belong, and thrive, whether you are nearby or connecting from afar.

In Hudson, messianic faith strengthens Jewish identity.

In Hudson, messianic faith strengthens Jewish identity.

There is no dichotomy between embracing Jewish identity and following the Jewish Messiah.

Our master, Yeshua of Nazareth, emphatically expressed the immutability of the Torah and the reward for its observance.

Torah observance keeps our salt from losing its savor and our lamp from being hidden.

He brought a message of mussar to his generation, affirming the halachic framework of the Pharisees while stirring our people to repentance.

We welcome the nations to worship the God of Israel.

We welcome the nations to worship the God of Israel.

Israel bears the responsibility to be a light to the nations.

The prophets of Israel looked towards a day when all nations would be drawn to the worship of the Creator, alone.

If you are a Messianic disciple or Christian from any nation, you are not only welcome at Beth Immanuel, you are the fulfillment of prophetic expectation and the evidence of Yeshua's messianic mission, which continues to transform the world.

Solid teaching keeps you growing.

Solid teaching keeps you growing.

Beth Immanuel offers teaching from some of the most respected and influential voices in Messianic Judaism. Members of our community have authored numerous books that are widely read and used in Messianic Jewish communities and small groups around the world.

Our teachers bring decades of wisdom, a passion for learning, and a commitment to nurturing every individual.

Whether you are new to Messianic Jewish thought or seeking deeper understanding, you will find lessons that deepen understanding, build faith, and inspire action.

High standards enable a welcoming environment for all.

High standards enable a welcoming environment for all.

Our staff maintains high kashrut standards in our kitchen to ensure that everyone feels comfortable and welcome.

If you have questions regarding kashrut or would like to provide food or wine for kiddush our team is happy to help. If you're interested in volunteering in the kitchen or would like to sponsor a kiddush, that can be arranged!

Your loved ones deserve traditional Jewish after-death care.

Your loved ones deserve traditional Jewish after-death care.

Care for the dead is a great mitzvah and a true kindness. At Beth Immanuel we honor the lives of former members through dignity shown after death. Our Chevra Kadisha team is trained in the traditional Jewish practices of taharah (ritual purification) and shmirah (watching over the body).

We have established relationships with a funeral home and cemetery to ensure that your loved one is cared for in accordance with Jewish tradition.

Please note: We can only provide this service for local members.

A strong foundation for life-long Jewish learning.

A strong foundation for life-long Jewish learning.

Many of the children at Beth Immanuel represent the third or even fourth generation of Messianic Jewish expression.

Beth Immanuel Torah School (BITS) provides children with midweek classes and projects as well as Shabbat morning prayer and lessons from the parsha.

Children learn Hebrew, Tanakh, New Testament, Jewish studies, the geography of the land of Israel, and Jewish holidays in a dynamic and fun environment.

Additional learning opportunities become available as children prepare for coming-of-age celebrations and Bnei Mitzvah observance.

Step out on a journey of faith and lasting friendships.

Step out on a journey of faith and lasting friendships.

We offer opportunities for our youth and young adults to connect, learn, and grow in their faith.

From lively discussions on Shabbat afternoons to off-campus adventures throughout the week, our programs engage young people and encourage them to choose a life of faith and community.